HEALTH
Rephrase: “It is important to drink water every day.”
“Drinking water every day is important.”
Rephrase without There are: “There are many homework problems this week.”
“This week’s homework has many problems.”
Rephrase without It is: “It is easy to waste time on social media.”
“Social media makes it easy to waste time.”
Rephrase without There is: “There is too much rubbish in the park.”
“Too much rubbish is in the park.”
Choose the best subject and say the sentence:
A) It helps your body. B) Regular sleep helps your body. C) This helps your body.
B) Regular sleep helps your body.
Q: Choose the best subject and say the sentence:
A) There are many reasons students feel nervous. B) Big exams make many students feel nervous. C) It is nervous for many students.
B) Big exams make many students feel nervous.
Q: Choose the best subject and say the sentence:
A) It is annoying when phones ring in class. B) Phone ringtones are annoying in class. C) There is annoying in class.
B) Phone ringtones are annoying in class.
Q: Choose the best subject and say the sentence:
A) There is more air pollution in cities. B) Car traffic creates more air pollution in cities. C) It makes more air pollution.
B) Car traffic creates more air pollution in cities.
Rephrase without It is: “It is good to eat vegetables.”
"Eating vegetables is good.”
Rephrase without It is: “It is helpful to use a timetable.”
“Using a timetable is helpful.”
Rephrase without It is: “It is useful to use a map app.”
“Using a map app is useful.”
Rephrase without It is: “It is important to recycle paper.”
“Recycling paper is important.”
Rephrase without It is and keep the meaning: “It is not surprising that people feel tired after a late night.”
“Unsurprisingly, a late night makes people feel tired.”
Rephrase without There are and keep the meaning:
“There are not enough quiet places for students to study on campus.”
“The campus does not have enough quiet study places.”
Rephrase without There are and keep the meaning:
“There are too many ads on free apps, so users get annoyed.”
“Too many ads on free apps annoy users.”
Rephrase without There are and keep the meaning:
“There are fewer trees in cities, which increases summer heat.”
“Fewer city trees increase summer heat.”
Rewrite without It is/There and keep the meaning: “It is a good idea to take breaks during study because it reduces stress.”
“Taking breaks during study is a good idea because it reduces stress.”
Rewrite without It is/There and keep the meaning:
“It is widely believed that regular feedback improves students’ writing.”
“Many people believe that regular feedback improves students’ writing.”
Rewrite without It is/There and keep the meaning:
“It is possible to lose privacy when personal data is shared online.”
“Sharing personal data online can cause a loss of privacy.”
Rewrite without It is/There and keep the meaning:
“It is likely that rising sea levels will damage coastal towns.”
“Rising sea levels will probably damage coastal towns.”